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Kuwaiti papers welcome Mrs. Mubarak's visit
He referred to the two pilot projects she had adopted, the Reading for All and the Family Library.
Egypt-Kuwait, Culture, 12/18/2004
Three westerners killed in Iraq
one armed Iraqi group calling itself "the Islamic movement for Iraq Mujahideen" announced the killing of the Italian hostage Silvatory Santor.
Iraq, Military, 12/18/2004
Syria cooperates with the ILO to end child labor
Syria's Minister of Labor and Social Affaires Diala Hajj Aref on Thursday in Damascus discussed with the Regional Director of the Arab states at the International Labor Organization ( ILO) Taleb Rifai the protocol of technical cooperation signed between the two sides.
Syria, Culture, 12/18/2004
Six Palestinians killed in continued Israeli invasion of Gaza
Four Palestinians were killed by the bullets of the Israeli forces during its continued invasion of Khan Younis camp and the Austrian quarters to the south of Gaza, thereby the number of Palestinians killed in this operation since yesterday at dawn reached six.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 12/18/2004
Islamic-Christian conference rejects religious discrimination
The Islamic-Christian conference wrapped up Friday in Ain Al Sukhna with a call of rejecting distinction between the Egyptian people on the basis of race or religion.
Egypt, Religion, 12/18/2004
Climate Changes conference wrap up deliberations
The Climate Changes Conference on Friday concluded its deliberations in the Argentinean Capital of Buenos Aires.
Regional, Environment, 12/18/2004
Attorney general in Egypt denies Rev. wife embracing Islam
The attorney general in Egypt advisor Maher Abdul Wahid denied that the wife of one Reverend, had embraced Islam. The case which provoked Christian objections in Egypt recently.
Egypt, Local, 12/17/2004
New Internet site for the Syrian parliament
Syria, Local, 12/17/2004
Moroccan Jews hold religious festival
Morocco, Religion, 12/17/2004
Over 2 millions children exploited in sex industry around the world, conference
More than 2 million children, mostly girls, are exploited in the sex industry around the world and an estimated 1.2 million children are victims of traffic, it was revealed, here Tuesday, at the opening of an Arab-African conference on children exploitation.
Regional, Culture, 12/16/2004
Three Polish soldiers killed in Iraq
the American army announced that one member of the Marines was killed on Tuesday during military operations in al-Anbar governorate. It was also announced that another soldier was also killed to the south of Baghdad.
Iraq, Military, 12/16/2004
Tantawi :Islam prohibits attacks on innocent people
The Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Sheikh Mohamed Sayed Tantawi Tuesday denied foreign pressures while setting down curricula offered by the institutions of the world's highest religious Sunni authority.
Egypt-Regional, Religion, 12/16/2004
Continued Israeli operations against the Palestinians
The Israeli forces on Wednesday continued their operations in the Palestinian territories especially in Gaza. One Palestinian was killed yesterday by the bullets of the Israeli soldier on the coastal road to the west of Gaza.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 12/16/2004
Jamil al-Assad dies at 71
Syria, People, 12/16/2004
More killing, continued clashes in Iraq
the spokesman for the higher commission of the Iraqi elections said that 70 political parties, including prominent Sunni groups that threatened to boycott the elections, proposed lists in the name of its candidates for the voting operations.
Iraq, Military, 12/15/2004
Damascus National Arab Forum concludes recommendations
The National Arab Forum titled "Moslems and Christians in Face of Existing Challenges" on Tuesday wound up a two-day meeting in Damascus with a final statement condemning Israeli continuous aggression on the Palestinian people and boosting role of clergymen in encouraging moderation and fighting extremism.
Regional-Syria, Religion, 12/15/2004
Three Palestinians killed in Rafah; Palestinians blast one Israeli settlement
Since the beginning of the Palestinian Intifada in September 2000, the occupation forces demolished more than 4100 houses and this resulted in depriving some 28,000 Palestinians from housing, according to legal groups reports.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 12/15/2004
Moroccan among four suspected Islamic militants arrested in Spain
Amer Azizi, a Spaniard of Moroccan origin, wanted for his role in the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States and in the Madrid train bombings, is among the four men arrested by Spanish police on suspicion of links to Islamic militant cells that planned to blow up the High Court and Real Madrid's Bernabeu soccer stadium, the Interior Ministry announced.
Morocco-Spain, Local, 12/15/2004
Mauritania destroys its final supply of anti-personnel mines
In a symbolic celebration attended by the Mauritania defense minister and foreign ambassadors on Sunday, the Mauritanian army blasted some 5,000 mines considered to be the last stored amounts of anti personnel mines.
Mauritania, Local, 12/15/2004
Calls for 'adequate measures' to protect children from sexual exploitation
Prevention, awareness campaigns and parental education are crucial to encourage children that are victims of sexual exploitation and their families to talk "so that we can be able to protect them," said Moroccan Secretary of State in charge of Family, Children and Handicapped persons, Yasmina Baddou.
Morocco, Culture, 12/14/2004
Continued attacks in Iraq
The US army announced in a statement that one American soldier was killed and another injured in a traffic accident near one of the American positions to the north of Baghdad.
Iraq, Military, 12/14/2004
Damascus forum on Muslims, Christians in face of challenges
The National Arab Forum "Moslems and Christians in Face of Challenges" opened Monday in Damascus with the participation of senior clergymen from Lebanon, Iraq along with diplomats and intellectuals.
Regional-Syria, Religion, 12/14/2004
Kidnapped Qataris are are said to be between Mali, Mauritania
Sources said on Monday in Mali capital Bamako that the place of the two Qataris kidnapped on Saturday by an "armed gang" is on the border between Mali and Mauritania.
Qatar-Mauritania, Local, 12/14/2004
'Sideways' gets best movie award at Marrakesh festival
"Sideways" movie of US director Alexander Payne has scooped the "Etoile d'Or" (Golden Star) top award at the fourth international film festival of Marrakech (IFFM) that wound up Sunday in the Southern Moroccan city.
Morocco-Regional, Local, 12/14/2004
Mrs. Mubarak attends celebration on World Volunteering Day
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak said "I was keen to take part in the celebrations of the World Volunteering Day out of belief in the voluntary work and in the specialty of the celebration that came upon an initiative of Egyptian youth who are willing to express love and affiliation by taking serious actions and proposing enlightened initiatives.
Egypt, Culture, 12/13/2004
One American soldier killed, 14 injured; clashes renewed in Falluja
Violent confrontations erupted in Falluja city on Sunday between the American forces and the gunmen in the city amid an intensive American air bombardment.
Iraq, Military, 12/13/2004
Four Israeli soldiers killed, eight injured in Rafah explosion
Four Israeli soldiers were killed and other 8 injured while one was considered as missing in the explosion which took place on a tunnel under one Israeli military position in Rafah crossing yesterday evening.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 12/13/2004
Prince Moulay Rachid receives Fellini prize awarded to Marrakesh International Film Festival
Morocco's Prince Moulay Rachid, younger brother of King Mohammed VI, received in Marakech on Sunday, Fellini prize awarded by UNESCO to Marrakesh International Film Festival (Dec. 06-12).
Morocco, Local, 12/13/2004
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